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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
NUISANCE TO GERMANY.

NJ. ASToINE's OPEN HOSTILITY GETS HIM INTO
SERIOUS TROUBLE
BrRrIS, April 2.-The expulsion from German terri
tory OF NJ Antoine the Proester delegate TO the Rcch-
stag from Metz is approved by every one lie was III
open, bitter enemy OF Germany and was forever tro"p
ling tho authorities OF the Rechsland. During the recent
elections he Published through interviews In French
newspapers sensational canards 10 the effect mat I'm
peror william was in acomatose condition and that
lie was dying. He also caused TO bo pun
lshed what purportcd 10 lie interviews concerning inc
hostile relations between Prince bismarck and the crown
Prince and many other fctions which were pleasing 10
the French people Prince llohcnnhe's order or expul
directed NJ Antoine 10 quit Metz ny the frst ta'h
leaving for the frontier lie forbidden 10 traverse
Asace under penalty Of three months Imprisonment IL
is reported that the authorities in possession OF doc
mcnts making Invalid the election OF NJ Antoine to the
Rcichsag ShOad the expelled delegate return 10 Ter
many he will the risk Of being condemned To long
term OF imprisonment.
PARIS. April 1t now stated that W. Antoine, the
protestcr delegate OF the chs;~g from Metz who was
expelled from Asacc Lorraine Ivy the German Govern
men will he allowed TO retain his seat in the RcichstaG
but must 10 Berlin Ivy way Of Belgium or Swherlahu
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probably come to grief am entirely satisfied with

probably come to grief, am entirely satisfied with
the results of the line of action have adopted"
Sir Charles Dixie discusses Austria Hun
gary in THE Fortnightly" and undertakes
to solve negatively the military problem whether
Austria can resist Russia should Russia attempt to
advance in the Balkans.
The Westainstcr Rrioc appears for the first time
as monthly in q new form and with good list OF
articles.
The Contemporary Reviews" best paper is by
Robert Louis Stevenson. on 1.-The Day after To-
morrow" q socialistic study.
"The Academy" contains the interesting an
nouncement that Mr.. Herbert Spencer, though not
strong enough for continuous work, is writing
"reminiscences of his early days which may ulti-
matcy develop into an autobiography. Mr.. Spen-
Ger is still at Brighton for his health.
fAmerica Is looking up IN The Atenhaum," which
pronOunces Mr.. Barrett Wenders novel "Rankelrs
Remains" like many American novels clever
performance, well written and original Professor
Charles Eliot Norton's editing of the Goethe Car
lyle correspondence is considered iudicous by the
same journal. which devotes to that book review
five columns long,
A book is announced with the odd tito
American Home Rule" by Mr. Edmund Robert
son, member of Parliament for Dundee, who under
takes to expouhd to the puzzled BritOn the cOmpi-
cations OF American state and General Government.
The billiard world is in much excitement over the
match proceeding this week between Roberts and
Peale. TO the latter Roberts comedies 1000 points
in 10000. The match. thodgh not for the cham
pionship. is played a championship table,
which spot stroke has hitherto been regarded as
impossible. the pockets being only three inches
wide. Peae on Thursday, however. succeeded in
compiling break of 10. including | 2s consecu-
tive spot haz lrds an unprecedented performance.
Roberts isnow behind and ties the handicap points
The match concludes at a late hour this evening.
The Season, what there of il before Easter,
ends this week. London has seldom been so dull
from the point ofvew of that world which requires
parties and balls in order to be lively. The last
two parties were Lady Sasbury's on Wednesday,
and Mrs. Jeunc's last evening both crowded with
interesting people. G. G.ws
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CITY or MEXICO April 2, via Galveston.-Prcsdcnt
Daz in his TO Congress, says that Mexcos re-
lations with foreign powers of the most friendly char
actcr With the United states. he adds there is ques
ton pending which Is likely TO disturb the existing good
understanding. lie briefly touches on the We'll and J.
Abra claims He says the Mexican Minister at Washing
ton has been instructed to give notice TO the American
Government OF the Inconvenience that would result from
division OF the money due those claims between the
persons concerned As 10 the boundaries on the nortl
lie urges that the Mexican Senate follow the example OF
the American Senate In extending the term for carrying
the treaty regarding that matter into effect The general
the satisfactory the banking and
financial interests, and qualification is pressed that tho
President has taken ground the proposed changes
IN the Constitution. His of the ability OF the
Government continue Ia meet all Its obligations In
spires fresh confidence in the continued increase In the
present business Tcyivals here.
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srErrRIYG cArSED Kr DROrrH ~ rExAS

GALVESTON. April "A dispatch TO The NcpS from Aus
tin says State Senator Woodward OF Calhoun County,
has received statement from Aasc0,a County sworn to
by four responsible and indorscd by the county
judge sheriff and county clerk giving the names OF nine
families precincts three, five and six OF that coun-
ty who the adavits declare in condition OF starv
ton occaoncd by the drouth The number OF persons
In family Is stated showing total Of lOG persons
The paper states that these families unable 10 pro-
sufficient food and rcsOrting In cases
eating the OF cattle that have died from
starvation and begging bread from their neghbOrs 10
sustain life. Those who wodd al them, II possible, arc
themselves in distress and have nothing that can bc
spared. The sgncrs OF the statement appeal for aid 10
the Legislature but nothing more can he expected from
that II s cit Tor the generous and moro fortunate
OF other counties 10 render suCh aid as they can.
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the sCPgoSED EXPFESS EoBBER TAKEN
FORMERLY TTNAS CONVOY ANp 4 GAMBLING
HOUSE kfErER.

HOUSE kihrER
UTICA Apn 2.-Chicf McIlWa ane. OF the Utica police,
- connlcntt Charles O'Rourkc. alias Roarkc. Is the
masked robhr who 81 held up" Night Agent Bargcr. OF
the West Shore road. March II aud shot and robbed
Messenger Icakc on Wednesday night lie kept a
rambnughousc Niagara Fails last season that was
broken up by tho police. lie u known To be Texan
cowboy. Mrs OIourkc called her husb1nd "specu-
laos" Both she and O'sourkc we'll educated. Mes
scneor Icake s hcrc To identify Olourkc. only 500
was found on . iourkc when he was arrested
When he stopped ~ the Dudley House. he gave tho
81 samuel awkr-. and both hc and his wife stopped
one night the - James uudrr tine names of j. ". Ar
mold. Irrscu. y. y. aud MIs Charles tushman, New
York City. They occupied rooms - aud 20. Several
months answering Lis description stopped for
number OK days at Bags Hotel and also at the Butter
Held Iousc II T. known that hc went To Franklin several
times during lis stay IN tucd
OsvfGo Apnl 2-O'I,ourkc came To- Oswcgo IN NAV.
tioui, Vel krOwn ia this part OF tie state He made
few acquainiauccs IA OsNcgo and was looked with
dsirist Whllc Mf. ana Mrs Oi,ourkc were boarding at
pIirtor that Oourkc mad the rcpUatonO being burg
lar and express robbcr
-rsirNsioS BRIDGE. April -Oniccrs Dagwell and
Latham ~ the Uica police foicc arrived here t, morn
INK and went AT ll.iO a. i 10 lflc1 with Charles
OEoufkc The suspected express fOhhcr, and his VIE
a largo Colts revolver and mask were found IN
Okoufkc's possession OKourke says that lie Is native
Of Iexas and cowboy by profession.
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PULvERIZED BY PARNELLS SPEECH.

WHAT 1HE OPPOSITION NOW THINK OF MR.
BALFoUE's GASP.
LONDON, April mir Parnell's speech last night
which WAS one Of the best he has ever made. had
an unusually fiery pc,Oration. lie began to speak
IN low, solemn tones tlat almost caused scnsa-
ton. Mr.. Gladstone and the whole Of the Oppo.
SitI n frequently applaulcd his remarks. The Op-
Io,lt on consider that bafou'S case has been pull
Vcrizcd by tic speech.
1t is stated that if the Crimes bill is Passed the
headquarters of the National League VIII be lc-
moved from Dublin TO London.
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A PRICE SET ON KING KALAKAUNs HEAD.

NEsE HANDBIILS OFFERING $1,000 FOR IT.
SAN FRANCISCO. April Chief Mccullough. who ar
rived a few days ago in command Of the brig
William G.. Irwin. from the Sandwich Islands,
relates story about Chinese cnmity
against King kalakau He states that certain Chinese
firm paid brbe OF $4,000 to n native officer holding
high position his Influence in obtaining the eX
elusive right sell opium in the Hawaiian Kingdom ana
that Chinese firm in question failed TO secure the
prize They then demanded the return OF the btihc
which refused Mccullough further states that nc
Chinese have decided To submit to what they con>rf
an outrage. and that when he left Honolulu the walls
were covered with haudbs in Chinese. offering re-
ward Of - 900 for the head OF King kalakala III -
said that the guards been doubled about his palace
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THE SCYTHIA WRECKED.
REPORTED IN BREAKERS AT sCITUATE.

EIGHT HUNDRED PERSONS IN PERII-MANY
THOUGHT TO BE LOST IN A BLINDISG STORM
BOsrOS April "a report was received at the
Cunard steamship Office in this city at q late hour
this evening that the steamer Scythia, of the
Cunard Line, had gone ashore in the breakers
Light, just before dusk tonight. 1t is also
reported that at the time of the alleged
disaster binding snow storm was
prevailing, accompanied by a terrific gale.
and the sea was simply wild with fury.
Tho Scythia has over 500 souls on board,
including passengers and crew. and rumor
which cannot be verified because tele-
graphic communication with Scituate is in
tcrrupted by the storm is current that there
has been great loss of life. The wrecking
companies have endeavored to send ont tugs to tho
relief of the stranded sh ip but the is terrific
that they could not live outside. They are now
waiting for the to subsdc.
The report of the disaster has been confirmed by
the police boat Protector.
train has been sent out by the Old
Colony road for tie point nearest Scituatc
where tho steamer Scyhia IS ashore. Particu-
lars are not likely to be received
before morning. NO additional facts
have been learned here, although every effort
has been made TO secure some details. The first
and only information of the disaster was brought
to ths city by the last train up from Sciuatc. he
Scythia was two DAYS overdue at this port VIXEN
the calamity occurred.
The Cunard officials state that they have not
been able to verify the report Of the wreckand the
agent iii the absence of positive information, is
cned to question the truth of it,
Tho scytha is Of the old and wcl-known
vessels OF the Cunari Line. She
built III Glasgow I'm 1874, and sister ship 10 the
Bohnia which built tie year They both ran
FOR about ten years In the Cunard service between New
York and Liverpool The scytha not remark
able for the speed for the excellence
OF her accommodations aud when the Cunard Line had
improved It's service by tho building of its present fleet
Of rapid and handsome vessels, the scythia and
the BOtlna relecatcd TO tue Boston line.
Tie Scythia's Dimensions follows; tonnage,
2.9O7 length. 42O.s feet beam 42.3 feet; depth
ten days ago. and 10 start back for Liverpool on
Thursday
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LTQTOR DEALERS SENTENCED ~ Providence
PROVIDENCE. April a sensation was created In the
Court OF Common Pleas this morning by the sudden
arraignment Of retail liquor dealers, who were brought
before the bar OF c3plas Ia bo sentenced When
the OF these up before the court last
term they pleaded nDio coHtendT by direction oI the
counsel the understanding being that they were not 10
continue business and that they would De
liable at any moment To be called IN and take sentence
The term came to end and none OF them were us
turbcd although there ample time for them To nave
been sentenced and 10 have served ther tie before .o
present term began. James lOycllo ana John Schei-
mingcr OF this city, the first cal Ted t INC pa' As
sistant Attorney General Angel moved Tor sehttl-
ccs, whercupon John NJ. Brennan, their eouuscl;
objection. claiming that the authorities h.l
acted arbitrarily aud unustly and In way calcuhtcn 10
dsranchiso his clients aud To prevent Their vout ~ o
coming election Further than this. tho state ihtecu,
without giving warning 10 the men to prevent thch ol
making business arrangements or prONhhg Ior thcr
families. lie charged that the Crngng IN OF tc men on
capascs was wholly political movement ana uiu not
originate with the thof OF Police or Providence Any
amount OF bail offered but the prosecution dcinahued
sentence and the two sentenced To tiIy uys
In ai and to pay 800 fine and costs others WI Yow
this afternoon, and the men for whom cal'tscs nave
issued To be fleeing from the city
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KINsKY WINS TIE LEICESTERSIIIRE

ANOTHER UPSET FOR TIE fAVORlfEs-Zo TO
AGAINST THE WINNER.
LONDON April 2. The Lciccstershirc spring handicap
of SO OOO for three and upwards. one le was
won today by a deck by Colonel o. g. CroweReads six
yearod brown horse Knsky by Kisber out OF Ilnmin-
ator. NJ r. Cannon's :Ouryearod brown hlly 1ib
was second and /. Leaders fOurycarOd bay or brown
1ly LOwdOwn bad third The distance was covered in
l:5I l-5. Thirteen horses started Betting: kinsky,
20 10 l. Tb 10 l. Lowdown ii TO /, Cydesdale 10 /.
St Alyerc Despair to /, Whiiecock ii To J. CAN
dlemas TO Narba II 10 .Naican ~ to Ncracity
20 10 l. GallDule 20 TO i and The BOyne 80 TO l.
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H1RRY UHKES BEArINC ms REcoRD

TRoTTING MILE ~ 2:13i2-Now THE SOLE
PROPERTY OF SINE BROTHERS,
SAN FRAScIsco, Apra2.-Thc Sine brothers have pur-
chascdthe interest Of Frank Van Ness IN Harry Nlhc-
the noted trocr for $4,000 making in Ill -, 600
which they gave for tho horse. which Is now their
exclusive property Harry wilkes totted mile this
afternoon Hay District track IN lJ beating his
record by one aud Onrquarcr seconds
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TWO MfN NIlI.iP ~ y hN4l"'''' "'''' ~
81 1Hou,- ont Npul ~ collision ocrurrd on
the Michigan central Railroad this moriun-, two mao
cat Of Springfield, aud about ptht miles nom Hh'
city resulting ~ tlr d'ath II tIlcncn John 'diuT
and Iurnham The two trn- met with a terrible
crash Engineer Van and his fireman jumped ~
tine to -avc their livc-, did Engineer Van lou2h"n
and AI, fireman. but brakeman blburt went do"h
with the wreck and h- body has not yet boon rco"'
cred. brakeman Durham also went down with thc
wreck and Wa 80 terribly injured that he died AT
noon. Tho wreck VA. complete 1"rhtN--it car
and TWO engine ara hiOhcn INTO .plInt"rs and piled
IN an the fricl, lOrlg-fNr feet high.
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CREDITORS sWINDLED orr OF 100000.

san FRANCISCO April "A default Judgment has been
entered in the Superior Court In favor Of the Emerson
Fisher Agricultural Implement Company. OF Cincinnati,
against the firm OF Marshall Co.. until recently agricul'
tura Implement dealers in this city In the of the
legal proceedings 1t was found that Marshall h Co.
had conducted branch houses In Texas Pennsylvania and
New. York, and that the members OF the firm had de-
camped Canada with $500 600 belonging to their cred
itors The firm name the East EdmistOn, WaddelI
They succeeded getting $50, 900 from banks IN
San Francisco on worthless notes.
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BEorEsrs or A cHARIrABLE WOMAN

PHILADELPHIA April = (SpeciaD. The Will of the ato
SUSAN Bmncy admitted 10 probate to-day. IL
gives to the Pennsylvania Hospital $4,000 TO cndow
free beds in memory Of hci mother and father 10
tho Cbidrcns Hospital $1,000 to t1l,ow free bed
therein: to the University Hospital 5000 to cniow
a free bed therein ~ the society for the Advance"
mcut Of Christianity IN Icnnsy lyania $4,000 10 the
Pennsylvania Working Home for Blind Men 1000,
10 81. Potcr's House connected with ~. Peters
htuch ~ 900. The estate valued at SIJO,OOO
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81. JOnS's, v T.. Apr,l "A party Of scalcrs went
from the shore Of Channel on the west coast Of New
foundland, sealing expedition The ice moved sea
ward carrying the with IL. Two bodies have been
from the ice Aoc The had been frozen To
death.
No further particulars have been received concerning
the steamer Eagle disaster The steamer Aurora ha,
been dispatched the Hopes entertained
that some the Eagles Yet alive Her crew
numbered 30 men.
dcrclci sailing vessel is drifting down Trcpasscy
the southwest coast.
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HERR sEIDL AND THE BERLIN OPERA.

| Berlin. April Herr scidrs negotiations with tho
Royal Opera have been broken Off IIoi Kapcllmo.tcr
schroler who at present the opera ottcr
dam. been appointed first conductor OF the Royal
Opera here. Fraulcn Lii Lehman has settled her breach
OF contract with the Berlin opera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
A CHASTITY APRIL FOOL JOKE.

PHILADELPHIA. April (spceiaD abraham krause
bar tender had aday of yesterday and when he returned
tho saloon at o'clock this morning threw abnndeoh
the bar from which human head feel 10 the noor lie
aid that the head that Of Wakefield Gaines, VINO
was recently murdered Lieutenant Lyons was apprised
of the matter and had warrant issued FOR krase arrest
An Investigation by Coroner Ashbrldge this evening ro
sailed in satisfactory proof that the head was hohhg
but an anatomical specnlen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
TRYING TO BrILDozE THE ANELE.

81 PrrIH-ntHG, Apru Tile Jo,rnai dc - Fc''rs.
JVrg say the Accr ~ Afghanstan has ground" Tor
pfoclaming holy against Russia. and cites the re
sumption VI negotiations at ~ Petersburg for Tie dcm
iiaiiOn Of the Russo Afghan frontier a- i"'t showing
that the AmccT- fear, rroUudlc-s.
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FAITHFUL TO THE TORY PARTY AND TIE UNION

IL ~ Inn iOi'i mn -h-'' mn '-''D.'
LONDON. April 9.-Lord Randolph Churchill made a
speech at Paddnqton today, in the OF which he
declared that tho action Of the House OF Commons last
evening not only momentOus in its importance and
encouraging, but worthy of Parliament and the Nation.
lie said that although he intended TO continue his cru
SADIE against extra agancc in Government management,
he still remained true and faithful supporter OF the
Tory party and maintained the necessity 0f the Union.
He convinced he added that nobody could devise a
Home Rule scheme capable OF successfully standing the
criticism OF Parliament
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. coppsr THAT NOBODY CLAIMS.

ST. THOMAS, Ont, April2-An unclaimed corpse lies at
the American Express Company Office hero addressed
TO L. d. McKellar II arrived by express from Cincinnati
Yesterday In bond. No such pc T. d. Mckelar ~
know this city and the authorities are becoming sus
ncl a. foul
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HOPEFUL PARNELLITEs.

LONDON. April 2.Thc tex: OF the Coercion bill, now
tha it has been made public ntensies the opposition 10
the measure The Panelite express themselves san
gunc that in appeal TO the country the Government
Will be overtlTOwn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
TIE POPE on TIE TEMPERANCE QUESTION

Roul April 2.-Thc Popcs brief 10 Bishop Ireland on
the temperance question has been issued In 1t the Pope
praises the Catholic Total Abstinence Union. comments
on the dcporabe OF tho evils cuscd hy intcmpcr
ance and urges pastors increase their efforts to eX
pate the plague OF drunkenness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

A TREASURER SENTENCED FOR EMBEZZLEnENf.
GREENriEID, Mass, April 2.-F. W. Foster, Greenhsids
ex-Town Treasurer convicted Of cnbezzling Sii'ooo o
the towns funds, was this morning sentenced To hve
yeas bard Labor lu the Greenfield House Ok Correeuoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
MIR MANNING NOT SERIOUSLY Ill.

LONDON. April 9.-Danlcl Manning who Is now at
Bourncnouh is not seriously H. lie ha' been staying
at Mcridac Hall. Bourncuouth. since last snuday lie
suffering from heart complaint. but hi' inalMly iH
eMomEh % pIcNrn MN from DRIVING uul da!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

to the Cars second shot fired from behind
another bush, but without effect sentinel who wao
Immediately fred upon the first assassin and II is
reported killed him the spot The second assassin
tried TO escape nut arres ed. He proved to De an
officer Of the army"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
IELEGR1PHIC NOTES.

LEFT ALL TO HIS ADOPTED DAUGHTER.
PHILADELPHIA. April (spec'ail-1he Will OF Henry D.
Mahn Med with The KegisaI to-day Jhc estate e1
800 900 and left entire to Mia Mary Thistle an
adopted daughter
SWEARING THAT IEAVITT KILLED HADDOCk.
tTY Iowa. Apr.l "a ". smith tive ely
that Leavitt nred lie shoL that Killed II sddvck-
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TuE ATTACK ON THE CZAR.

LONDON. April IA dispatch from Vienna 10 1he
Chronicle says: " While the Gar was walking On the
terrace overlooking the lawn at Gaschina Palace shot
Wxs fred from behind bush and bullet Hhisted coso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
MISS DECCA'S DEBUT.

MANCHESTER. April 2.-Miss Dccca. an American
singer, made her debut F,iind In " Mgnon at the
ROYAL Theatre here tonight She well received by II
brilliant audience. United States Consul Hale and his
wife. accompanied by sir j. G. Lee and Lady Lee, occu
pied "A box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

BIRIIN April 2-Thrcc persons who were concerned in
tie attempt TO assassnate the Car by means OF bombs
in s Petersburg on March l3 hanged on Thursday
morning Twenty more officers in various branches OF
the service have arrested III connection win the h
emp made against the life Car in the park OF the
Catschiua Palace Tue sday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
FOR CAUSING THE HArrxpA DISASTER

LoNpoN, April Legal proceedings have been ins'
tuted against the captain OF the bark Ada Mcmorc'
which wa. in collision with the British cmisrant ship
kapuuda Of the brazilian coast on January 20 when the
latter vessel was sunk and 500 persons wcro
drowned Tho captain of tho Ada Ncimorc i charged
collisions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

DE GIERs GETS THE BETTER OF kATkOFF.
ST. PETERsBrRG. April 2-Tho Car has assured W.
dc Giers Russian Minister ofForegn Affairs that he re-
tains the cars fullest confidence. W. de Gicrs will re-
main In the Foreign Office. The Gar has ccnsuIcd NJ
katkoil the Editor oi the Hosc0tr GG-cih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
sWALLOWED UP BY THE EARTH.

VIENNA ApYil 2.-Ihe fine Roman amphitheatre at
Pola in Austria OH the Adratic suddenly collapsed To-
dav and fell into an immense chasm which opened the
siie From this chasm vapOrs are emitted.
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BECAUSE HE WOULD NOT

BECAUSE HE WOULD NOT ARREST TUE PRIEST
DUBLIN, April 2.-Constable Dorney, who threw down
his arms and refused obey orders and take part in the
arrest OF Father y Of the lIcrberstown branch OF
the National League has been dismissed from the force
The Government have decided not to prosecute him.